Economy / News
Economy / News
25th Jun 26, 7:20am
The opening of Hormuz expected to create new distortions; US data soft; Taiwan data strong; China harvests swell; Aussie inflation stays high; UST 10yr at 4.40%; gold and oil drop hard; NZ$1 = 56.4 USc; TWI-5 = 60.4
Personal Finance / Analysis
Personal Finance / Analysis
24th Jun 26, 8:22am
More banks jockey for position on home loan rate levels, with BNZ now shifting rates both ways; up for shorter fixed terms, down for longer fixed terms
Property / News
Property / News
24th Jun 26, 11:19am
by Greg Ninness
Less money is being spent on residential building alteration work, non-residential work more resilient
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Rural News / Opinion
Rural News / Opinion
24th Jun 26, 2:53pm
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by Allan Barber
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Another locally-owned livestock processor is sold to overseas ownership, and from a position of strength, as the meat industry consolidates further in 'good times'
Public Policy / Opinion
Public Policy / Opinion
24th Jun 26, 11:37am
by Guest
Ten years after the referendum, Renaud Foucart looks at how Brexit could have been done differently
Property / Opinion
Property / Opinion
24th Jun 26, 10:09am
by Ross Stitt
Ross Stitt reports that Aussies like and trust Kiwis in a high and unchanged way, one that contrasts greatly with their sinking views of the US
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Personal Finance / Analysis
23rd Jun 26, 5:19pm
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Our largest mortgage lender reverses its early June home loan rate hikes - and cuts a wider range of term deposit rates at the same time
Personal Finance / Analysis
18th Jun 26, 3:49pm
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The Red Bank heaps competitive pressure on ANZ by cutting some longer carded fixed rates, after ANZ raised all its fixed rates in early June
Rural News / Opinion
22nd Jun 26, 1:37pm
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Synlait is in critical financial trouble with big consequences of past strategic and operational disasters, says Keith Woodford
Public Policy / News
18th Jun 26, 5:51pm
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Inside the 'once in 40 year opportunity to redesign and reinvent' the public service
Banking / News
19th Jun 26, 9:27am
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Jarden analysts see a sea-change for the Aussie parents of NZ's major banks, with tax changes ending 'rivers of gold' from housing lending and bringing dividend payout ratios into question
Public Policy / Opinion
19th Jun 26, 11:04am
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Patrick Nolan says the steady compounding pressure of more NZ Super claimants per active worker needs to be addressed. Who pays more, how soon, and what other public services need to be adjusted?
Personal Finance / Analysis
24th Jun 26, 8:22am
More banks jockey for position on home loan rate levels, with BNZ now shifting rates both ways; up for shorter fixed terms, down for longer fixed terms